Description

Rig wrenches are essential tools for the oil and gas industry, used primarily for securing, loosening, or tightening large pipes, rods, and other components during drilling operations. Their specialized design ensures safety, durability, and ease of use, even in harsh environments.

Types of Rig Wrenches Available

• Pipe Wrenches
  Purpose: For gripping and turning large pipes during rig operations.
  Specifications:
  • Available in various sizes (12″, 18″, 24″, 36″, 48″, 60″)
  • Made from high-grade steel for maximum durability
  • Adjustable jaw for different pipe diameters
  • Ergonomic handle design for better grip and reduced fatigue

 

• Striking Wrenches
  Purpose: Used to apply force with a hammer, ideal for tightening or loosening fasteners under extreme pressure.
  Specifications:
  • Heavy-duty construction with high torque resistance
  • Sizes available: 1-1/16″ to 4-3/8″
  • Designed for use with impact hammers
  • Anti-slip grip handle

 

• Chain Wrenches
  Purpose: Versatile tool for holding or rotating pipes in tight spaces.
  Specifications:
  • Chain length options: 18″, 24″, 36″
  • Handles pipes of various diameters
  • Robust steel construction for heavy-duty operations
  • Smooth chain design to prevent pipe damage

 

• Manual Tongs
  Purpose: Used for gripping and rotating pipes manually during rig operations.
  Specifications:
  • Sizes based on pipe diameter (various sizes available)
  • Heat-treated alloy steel jaws for enhanced durability
  • Adjustable settings for different pipe sizes
  • Long handles for increased leverage

 

• Torque Wrenches
  Purpose: Ensures precise torque application for safety-critical components.
  Specifications:
  • Torque range: 500 to 10,000 ft-lbs
  • Digital and mechanical versions available
  • Ergonomically designed for easy handling
  • Calibration accuracy within ±4%